CrimsonMark 50Pcs Self Drilling Drywall Anchors and Screws Kit #8 x 1-1/4� - Superb Wall Anchors for Drywall, Holds Up to 75lbs - No Drill Hole Required

Identical to the big box store brands and work great. All brands say self drilling, and while you can do that, it's far easier when I drill a pilot hole of about 3/16". The Crimson Mark kit is an excellent value. When I don't absolutely need a metal expanding Moly, this nylon anchor is my choice.

Work as expected. Easy to install and sturdy.

This self-drilling drywall anchor kit works incredibly well and is very easy to use. Because they are self-drilling, you don't have to worry about drilling a pilot hole first, which speeds up the project significantly. I used these anchors to install an IKEA wall shelf, and the results are great. The shelf feels completely solid and secure on the wall, with no wobbling or sagging. It seems to be very stable and holds weight without any issues. If you are looking for a straightforward, reliable anchor kit for hanging shelves or heavy decor, this set is a great choice.

These are great for hanging up to 75lbs, especially for delicate, expensive equipment mounting on proper durable, supportive shelving, i.e. speakers, musical instruments, digital audio interfaces, etc... The product anchor material is nylon (so they are rated for interior only out of direct sunlight) but that is not an issue as the product itself is thick and very durable but one or two may not apply properly, although this is the case with any drywall anchor kit, you can't win 'em all. If these were ABS plastic, they would be much more expensive but of the highest quality than would include interior and exterior usages. The steel material mounting screws are good quality without an issue pertaining to fitment with the nylon anchor and they are long/thick enough to support the rated weight. Great seller at a fabulous price for a nice set of durable drywall anchors. I would recommend both the seller and product. Thank you.

Great product. Simple to use. I used two of these to hold a wooden shirt holder to the wall. Normally, I'd mount that shirt holder to a stud, but none were available. I drilled a hole in the wall just a bit narrower than the plastic anchor. Then pushed the plastic anchor till it reached the screw threads on the anchor, then just screwed the anchor in the remaining portion till it was flush. I could easily hear the "click" when the anchor split, just like they say it will. It took longer to get the drill and a screwdriver than it did to put the two anchors into the wall. FWIW, I've never used anything like this...and it was simple.